New Research Highlights Safety Requirements Of Neurodiverse Fans At Live Sporting Events
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Developments to ticketing, staff training and matchday information will improve the experience of neurodiverse fans, according to new research commissioned by the Sports Grounds Safety Authority (SGSA).
Rail Seating Fitted At Chelsea FC’s Stamford Bridge
Chelsea Football Club has finished a number of projects and improvements at Stamford Bridge ready for the Premier League 2021-22 season.
All-Star Line-Up Announced For NEBOSH’s Free, Online Conference
The theme of resilience takes centre stage at NEBOSH’s first ever online conference later this year. Experts from the Health and Safety Executive, Travis Perkins, Johnson Matthey, Kier Highways, Cambridge Assessment and the Filipino International League of Safety Advocates, plus many more, will take to the screen to share their advice and learnings.
Schneider Electric And ATS Partner To Develop UK's Most Sustainable Leisure Centre
- With ATS delivering Schneider Electric's building, energy and power management solutions, St Sidwell's Point will become Exeter's new state-of-the-art and sustainable leisure centre
- The leisure centre will meet Passivhaus requirements and be climate resilient until at least 2080
WRAS Awarded UKAS Accreditation
WRAS (Water Regulations Approval Scheme) has been accredited by UKAS (The United Kingdom Accreditation Service), bringing new, additional assurances for customers using the WRAS approvals scheme.
Vaccine Passport Decisions Left To EFL Clubs To Decide
Following the lack of legislation from the Government requiring vaccine passports, EFL clubs are being left to use their own judgement on whether to require Covid certification for fans attending matches, with their season kicking off this weekend.
Final Planning Approval Authorised For Casement Park
Planning permission has been granted for the redevelopment of Belfast’s Casement Park, with work on a new 34,578-seat Gaelic sports stadium set to begin in the first half of 2022.
